freqhopping
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LEH said:FPO703,Far too many for an unenforcable law. I especially like this article from Minnesota. Doesn't say if he beat the ticket, but shows how it's done.
Thanks for pointing out exactly why this enforcement is flawed. I was hoping someone would bring up that case. If you or any of the police and judges involved in that case had any expert knowledge of motorcycles, you would know that the motorcycle involved is only capable of roughly 165mph. That's a 40mph difference. Plenty of human error can be induced. Has the cop been calibrated? Where is the proof he can accurately start and stop the watch at exactly the right instant every single time? Has he proven himself able to do so within 1/100ths of a second. If so he ought to find a new job, like professional drag racing. The average guy at a drag racing test and tune day has trouble cutting the light within several 1/10ths consistently. Several 1/10ths at the starting and stopping of the watch can make for quite a different reading. The higher the speed, the great the inaccuracy possible.